The 4 Interior Empires You Must Master | Robin Sharma
SWEAT MORE IN TRAINING SO YOU'LL BLEED LESS IN WAR.
The nineties were a difficult time for me.
But I believe that I experienced that to give me the motivation to do what I’m doing today.
A rich life greatly lived is one that is also filled with challenges.
I want you to know that no matter what you’re going through, there is richness on the other side.
Take your wounds and turn them into wisdom.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk with an incredible human who inspires leaders around the world: Robin Sharma.
Robin Sharma is a former lawyer who is now a top leadership expert. His work is embraced by rock stars, royalty, billionaires and many celebrity CEOs. He has sold over 15,000,000 books, and his clients include Starbucks, Nike, GE, The Coca-Cola Company, NASA and Microsoft.
Robin says that the most important relationship you have is the one with yourself. Awareness is the key to transformation.
You not only need to have the right mindset, you have to have the right heartset, healthset, and soulset, too.
So get ready to learn all about the Four Interior Empires on Episode 754.
Some Questions I Ask:
What has been your biggest test as you grow? (9:00)
How do you deal with self-doubt? (16:30)
What internal conversation do you have daily? (35:00)
When do you feel the most loved? (44:30)
What are you most proud of? (47:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
A philosophy for leadership (8:00)
The Four Interior Empires (14:00)
The 20/20/20 Formula (18:00)
Why your critics are actually your spiritual friends (25:00)
How providing “10x Value” could be the key to your success (43:00)
Learn about Day Stacking and the Ten Rituals of Daily Genius (58:00)
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